The only force capable of preserving a thing is the force that created it. For this reason it is not a good idea to buy a business, but stat your own. If a business is sold, the force, the creativity of the founder, is gone.
This is true for a corporation as well. The people who founded the corporation are the ones who sustain it, but a corporation is organized around a mission, as opposed to a company that is organized around the genius of the founder.
In the USA, governments at the federal, state and local level are all corporations, formed by a consensus and maintained by regular "shareholder meetings." Within the very corporation articles, the constitutions, are the means to change the constitutions, indeed, the means to liquidate and end the nations and governments. One would presume any present system would be liquidated to bring in a new one, except even such a radical change can be effected without liquidation.
Copernicus:
Start over, without the violence.
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This is true for a corporation as well. The people who founded the corporation are the ones who sustain it, but a corporation is organized around a mission, as opposed to a company that is organized around the genius of the founder.
In the USA, governments at the federal, state and local level are all corporations, formed by a consensus and maintained by regular "shareholder meetings." Within the very corporation articles, the constitutions, are the means to change the constitutions, indeed, the means to liquidate and end the nations and governments. One would presume any present system would be liquidated to bring in a new one, except even such a radical change can be effected without liquidation.
But with a Government corporation, which necessarily restricts government actors, the government actors have a incentive to overthrow those restrictions for freedom to act. Au courant is the NSA doing its own thing in spite of the laws. In essence, it is the work of state actors to destroy the Constitution, by arrogating powers, sought and unsought, unto themselves.
It is the work of citizens to defend the constitution. Every time "the People" (represented by state actors pursuing personal, private gain) take a legislative action, exercise executive power, or bring a case to court, they are attempting to destroy the Constitution of the United States. They want something beyond what is provided in the Constitution.
When the vast majority tries to vote down bailouts, or wars, or stadiums, we get them anyway. This was anticipated by founders who made sure we had the recall initiative, jury nullification, and refusal to cooperate (fifth amendment).
When any agent of the state approaches you, to the degree you refuse to cooperate is the degree you defend the constitution. If their approach is in some way a violation, or at least you are obliging the agent to provide just cause for the action.
People find criminal defense attorneys objectionable. Why? In essence they require the state prove its case within constitutional bounds, for the state has no legitimacy outside those bounds.
"Show me the warrant, show me the law, show me the probable cause...." That should be the first reply when contacted by the agents of the state. And if this results in a beating, hope someone is videotaping it.
The United States Congress renews the corporation of the United States every two years by funding it. They may at any time either dissolve that corporation and end it, or hold a convention to change it.
Copernicus:
ALTHOUGH THERE ARE COUNTLESS MALADIES that are forever causing the decline of kingdoms, princedoms, and republics, the following four (in my judgment) are the most serious: civil discord, a high death rate, sterility of the soil, and the debasement of coinage. The first three are so obvious that everybody recognizes the damage they cause; but the fourth one, which has to do with money, is noticed by only a few very thoughtful people, since it does not operate all at once and at a single blow, but gradually overthrows governments, and in a hidden, insidious way.Jefferson:
And I sincerely believe, with you, that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies; and that the principle of spending money to be paid by posterity, under the name of funding, is but swindling futurity on a large scale.Let's peacefully shut it down, start over. Hit that reset button, take it away from the bankers.
Start over, without the violence.
Feel free to forward this by email to three of your friends.
